Rome's Dark Secret

Fun Fact: When the Greek name of Rome's founder Romulus gets translated to Hebrew, the numerical value of the Hebrew letters that spell Romiith add up to the Devilish Number of the Beast.

The story of Rome's founding by Romulus and Remus did not have a happy ending because Romulus and Remus got into an argument that escalated into a bootleg Latin version of the Cain and Abel story that Bible readers are familiar with. Not only did Romulus end up killing his own brother, he did not have any regret or remorse doing so. It's even worse when you find out that the numerical value of the Hebrew letters that spell Romiith, which is the Hebrew translation of the Greek name of Romulus, add up to the Number of the Beast. In other words, the Italian Capital City really has a very dark secret that may go beyond the story of the city's founder killing his brother in a bootleg Latin version of the biblical story of Cain and Abel...

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Mithril Warhammers United

Characters wielding Old School RuneScape Mithril Warhammers featured from left to right starting with the top row:

Row 1: Amy Rose (Sonic), Lip (Panel de Pon), Yoshi (Super Mario), Red Yoshi (Super Mario), Blue Yoshi (Super Mario), Yellow Yoshi (Super Mario).

Row 2: Hat Kid (A Hat in Time), Suchie-Pai (Suchie-Pai), Rit (Rod Land, Soldam), Klonoa (Klonoa), Toon Link (The Legend of Zelda), Ryo Sakazaki (The King of Fighters XV Attire) (The King of Fighters).

Row 3: Garfield (Garfield), Edd (Ed Edd N Eddy), Gilius Thunderhead (Golden Axe), Tyris Flare (Golden Axe), Ax Battler (Golden Axe), Simon Belmont (As he appeared in Captain N: The Game Master) (Castlevania).

Row 4: RED Soldier (Team Fortress 2), BLU Soldier (Team Fortress 2), Dirk the Daring (Dragon's Lair), Spelunker (Spelunker), Wynn (Mystery of Atlantis), Lemming (Lemmings).

Yet another comic where characters wielding Old School RuneScape weapons are rising up in united arms against the injustices plaguing the Earth? Looks like justice know no boundaries...

Warships Named After Canberra

Fun Fact: USS Canberra was named in honor of HMAS Canberra, a cruiser that was sunk by the Japanese during the Battle of Guadalcanal. Also, HMAS Canberra (L02) participated in the commissioning of USS Canberra (LCS-30).

Bottomless Pit Prison Sentence

In The Legend of Zelda TV series episode "The Moblins Are Revolting", Ganon's soldiers staged a mutiny by imprisoning Ganon in the Bottomless Pit. Ganon's prison sentence in the Bottomless Pit lasted several minutes of screentime and Ganon already found it unbearable.

Speaking of prison sentences in the Bottomless Pit, did you know that the Devilish One will be locked up in the Bottomless Pit for 1000 years? If being locked up in the Bottomless Pit for several minutes is unbearable, then a 1000-year prison sentence in the Bottomless Pit will be extreme torture. Even then, that will be nothing compared to the Devilish One getting tortured in the Lake of Hellfire before getting banished to Outer Darkness forever. That will be the ultimate torment awaiting the Devilish One and his demons at the end of this Age...

The Legend of Zelda © Nintendo.

Metal Bar Venn Diagram

Author's Note: Only RuneScape metals that exist in the real world are featured in this Venn Diagram comic.

Metals that are used for manufacturing weapons and armor: Iron, Steel.

Metals that are used for manufacturing sports medals: Gold, Silver.

Metals that are used for manufacturing weapons, armor and sports medals: Bronze.

While bronze is inferior to gold and silver as well as weaker than iron and steel, bronze has been widely used for the manufacturing of weapons, armor and sports medals, making it one of the most important metals in the history of metalworking.

Broken Glass Sword

Glass swords are so fragile that wooden swords and bronze daggers are probably laughing at their impracticality.

Remember that time when Uncle Grandpa and his friends tried to open a package? They tried all sorts of items and methods unsuccessfully, with the usage of glass swords being one of them. The glass swords got shattered in the process, proving that the fragility of glass swords make them impractical.

Mothballed Big Guns

If you think HMS Agincourt and HMS Erin getting decommissioned after less than ten years was disappointing, then you have obviously not heard about the short careers of the Alaska-class battlecruisers, the North Carolina-class battleships and the (1939) South Dakota-class battleships. In fact, none of these three ship classes will see any further action after Japan signed the surrender papers that officially ended World War 2, and the North Carolina-class battleships had shorter service lengths than HMS Agincourt. Talk about a short career...